G-Helper + UXTU

[cassiohui]

Hello, New G-Helper user here.

I only got a G14 for a few days. I've immediately installed G-Helper, I must say it is a brilliant software.

That said, as you probably know the CPU undervolt/PBO settings are quite limited related to UXTU. Now, I am definitely not asking to have everything in UXTU in G-Helper. I would just like to know what settings (if any) I should use in G-Helper to ensure that UXTU can do what UXTU does without G-Helper overwriting any settings?

Thanks a lot!

p.s. Seems like what can be done in MSI Afterburner I can do in G-Helper as well so I assume I don't need Afterburner.

[seerge]

@cassiohui hello, what exactly do you find limited ? G-Helper allows same undervolting as UXTU as it literally uses it's library under the hood for that only task.

Keep in mind, that the way Asus modes (baked in BIOS) are done, every time you set a mode - Asus BIOS would reset all settings together to ones defaulted for each mode.

[cassiohui]

Thanks for your very quick reply. I don't have specific problems yet, I am asking in advanced in case there's anything I should know prior to starting.

When you say it resets, does it mean there's no way to make it stick after a reboot and I need to apply it every time I boot, or do you mean it gets reset regardless what I do?

[seerge]

Asus modes reset all settings, every time you set them or reboot

[cassiohui]

An idiotic question I know....do you mean these settings? or do you mean settings in UXTU?

I mean, I'm assuming you implemented them because they work, otherwise you won't bother, so I'm a bit confused. Sorry...

I was originally planning on playing with the Curve Optimizer stuff which seems to not be available via G-Helper hence me looking into UXTU.

Thanks again for your work in G-Helper.

[seerge]

All modes are being reset on reboot. This is normal and this is how laptops work.

Curve Optimizer (Undervolting) is available under Advanced tab

[cassiohui]

Thank you, I didnt realise undervolt is the same as curve optimiser (I thought they're slightly different). I was planning on doing per core curve optimiser too afterwards. Is that hidden somewhere?

For what it's worth, I seem to have at least gotten -50 working, so that's great news for me.

[seerge]

There is no per-core undervolting. For 7xxx and 8xxx series for Ryzen there seem to be built-in crash protection, so you can undervolt as hard as you want. Unless you have older device - there is no need in it

[cassiohui]

Thank you very much for your replies!